Private Joint Injections
At OUR GP, we offer comprehensive joint injections packages designed to help you understand your current health, detect potential risks early, and support long-term wellbeing. Our experts combine in-depth medical assessments, blood tests, and GP consultations, providing a complete picture of your joint health.
Whether for acute flare up, routine monitoring, or early detection, our doctors deliver personalised, confidential, and professional care every step of the way.
What is a Joint Injection?
Joint injections are targeted treatments that deliver medication directly into a joint, tendon sheath, or surrounding soft tissue. They are commonly used to treat inflammation and pain caused by arthritis, injuries, or repetitive strain.
A typical injection contains a corticosteroid, a local anaesthetic, or a combination of both. This provides both immediate numbing and longer‑lasting anti‑inflammatory effects.
Patients often experience:
- Relief lasting from weeks to several months
- Relief lasting from weeks to several months
- Reduced pain
- Improved mobility
- Faster return to normal activities
Which Condition are Suitable for the injection?
Joint injections can benefit a wide range of musculoskeletal issues, including:
If you’re unsure whether an injection is right for you, our team will guide you through your options.
Why Choose OUR GP Clinic
- Experienced GMC-registered GPs with NHS and private experience
- Comprehensive screening and same-day appointments available
- Fast, confidential results and reports
- Option for follow-up consultations and further investigations
- Convenient Dundee city centre location
Who Can Benefit from a Joint Injections
You may be suitable if you:
- Have joint pain affecting daily activities
- Have tried rest, physiotherapy, or medication with limited relief
- Need quick improvement to maintain work or lifestyle
- Want a non‑surgical option to manage symptom
We may advise against steroid injections if you:
- Have a local infection
- Recently received another steroid injection
- Are pregnant (depending on area and steroid type)
- Have uncontrolled diabetes or bleeding disorders
A full clinical assessment is included to ensure safety and suitability.